nightbat wrote

The Katrina and Rita hurricane disasters have brought to US
National attention the dangerous lacking preparation for mass
evacuations in times of severe pending disasters. What played a great
part in preventing great loss of life in Louisiana was pre warning and
orderly evacuations of the bulk of residents before Rita hit land. With
Louisiana now under water many folks which refused to go however may
still be trapped with no means except boats to go check on them and help
save them. When questioned most large city officials admitted they have
no plans in place in case large scale mass evacuations are ever needed.
Oh the humanity, natural disasters are foreseeable yet very little
planning if any has gone into proper strategy to hopefully save folks
once a catastrophe takes place. With our Earth Science Team Officers
reporting looming potential trouble spots around the globe pertinent
emergency Officials admittedly have little back up plans or reserve
funds to properly address same.

Saving human life is of the highest priority second to none. With
rumbling volcanos and huge erupting fires out in the Northwest and
tremors being recorded daily along the California San Andreas fault.

See:
http://search.netscape.com/ns/boomfr...n_andreas.html

Also with additional hurricanes still due including midwest tornadoes,

See:
http://search.netscape.com/ns/boomfr...easeID%253D530

floods, possible coastal freak waves and tsunamis, not to mention
present terrorist war threat, mass evacuation plans are a must to
protect and prevent large loss of life.

Profound Earth Science Team excellent event predictions are best if with
science concerned warning the possible effected area has means for
proper safe mass evacuation or adequate national disaster protection of
its folks, property, and service infrastructure. We must always guard
against loss of hope panic, nature events anticipated, and unplanned
crisis event occurrence. Should one occur all emergency assistance
personnel must be ready to take planned orderly action to hopefully
prevent any or further loss of life. Now with our entire southern coast
still threatened and many parts under water we can't afford anything
less.

ponder on,
the nightbat